Moroccan Dagger Known As A "koumya" ("gendarme's Hat") - Southern Morocco, 19th Century
Moroccan dagger known as a “koumya” (“gendarme’s hat”)—Southern Morocco, 19th century
Koumya with a very distinctive handle known as the “gendarme’s hat”; typical of Southern Morocco, particularly the city of Tagmout.
Double-edged steel blade.
Handle made of a copper alloy, silver-plated and adorned with glass beads on the display side.
Sheath made of a copper alloy, silver-plated on the display side.
Weight: 525 g
Weight without sheath: 289 g
Length: 40.5 cm
Length without sheath: 39.5 cm
Blade length: 22 cl
Koumya with a very distinctive handle known as the “gendarme’s hat”; typical of Southern Morocco, particularly the city of Tagmout.
Double-edged steel blade.
Handle made of a copper alloy, silver-plated and adorned with glass beads on the display side.
Sheath made of a copper alloy, silver-plated on the display side.
Weight: 525 g
Weight without sheath: 289 g
Length: 40.5 cm
Length without sheath: 39.5 cm
Blade length: 22 cl
850 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Orientalism
Condition: Condition of use
Reference (ID): 1799252
Availability: In stock
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